Tailor Toyo Souvenir Jacket Acetate Sukajan ROARING TIGER EAGLE Taylor Toyo TT15390-165 × (XXXL)

Welcome to Select Items Norisuke. We are Japanese seller. We ship authentic items from Japan. Please enjoy shopping with peace of mind! You will find popular and useful products in Japan! Tailor Toyo TT15390-165 Souvenir Jacket Acetate Sukajan ROARING TIGER × EAGLE Taylor Toyo ●Product name: TT15390-165 Taylor Toyo ●Outer material: 100% acetate ●Lining: 100% acetate ●Embroidery part: 100% rayon ●Rib: 100% acrylic ●S size: Sleeve length 82, length 56, width 54 ●M size: Sleeve length 84, length 58, width 56 ●Size L: Sleeve length 86, Length 60, Width 59 ●XL Size: Sleeve length 88, Length 62, Width 62 ●XXL Size: Sleeve length 90, Length 68, Width 64 ●XXXL Size: Sleeve length 90, Length 68, Width 67cm ●Model: Height 168cm, weight 64kg I am wearing a size S with a normal body type. ●Items worn: Pants: TMP1208 ●ACETATE SOUVENIR JACKET ROARING TIGER × EAGLE The world's first "Sukajan Exhibition" was held at the Yokosuka Museum of Art in 2022. In response to the many requests for reprints that came from the exhibition, we carefully selected the patterns from the vintage sukajan jackets owned by Taylor Toyo that were on display at the venue, and combined two A-sides (the main side) into one, creating a luxurious design that can be called a "double A-side." -The surface is a work from the early 1950s depicting a tiger with a tasteful expression sitting on crimson acetate. degree The well-deformed tiger embroidery is a little larger than other vintage sukajan embroidery, giving it an impactful finish. The distinctive font of the word "JAPAN" and the combination of a red and off-white body with solid black ribs are also rare features. The reversible side features a pattern of an eagle spreading its wings amidst blooming cherry blossoms. Cherry blossoms are often depicted with eagles in vintage skajan, but this work is characterized by the detailed depiction of many cherry blossoms. The pale cherry blossoms stand out against the black acetate, expressing the Japanese aesthetic that tickled the hearts of American soldiers at the time.